Cal Fire and local crews contain wildfire in Danville at 92 acres
Cal Fire, with help from local firefighters, contained a wildfire in Danville to 92 acres on Monday.
Displaying 'White Lives Matter' sign in Danville was 'cowardly' act: mayor
A group of masked protesters displayed a "White Lives Matter" sign on Saturday in Danville, an act of free speech that has been condemned by the town's mayor.
Contra Costa County supervisor considers severing sheriff contract with cities
A Contra Costa County Supervisor is toying with the idea of severing the sheriff's contract with three cities in light of the nearly $10 million the county paid out to the families of two men who were killed by one deputy patrolling Danville.
Rabbi frustrated over anti-Semitic flyers distributed in Danville
For the second time this year, anti-Semitic flyers have been found in the East Bay town of Danville.
Danville police warn of anti-Semitic flyers being dropped around city
Danville police on Sunday alerted the community to anti-Semitic flyers that were being dropped at properties around the city.
California teen connects with Ukrainian student caught in war
California teen Christian Chang connects with Ukrainian student Yuri Kondratyk caught in war.
Contra Costa County Sheriff shows disdain for judge's 6-year sentence of ex-deputy
Contra Costa County Sheriff David Livingston wrote his entire staff a letter, telling them what a "sad day" it was after a judge sentenced a former deputy to six years in prison after fatally shooting a 33-year-old mentally ill, Filipino man who had been knocking on doors in a neighborhood he used to live in and then drove away from authorities at 6 mph.
Contra Costa Co. agrees to $4.5M settlement in police shooting death of Tyrell Wilson
Contra Costa County officials have agreed to a $4.5 million settlement in a deadly police shooting.
Convicted Contra Costa County sheriff's deputy had hard life, bullied as child, report shows
Convicted Contra Costa County sheriff's deputy Andrew Hall had a hard life – including a neglectful father who was married five times and a mother who was a methamphetamine addict who ignored him and his brother for a series of unsavory men – new details reveal in a probation report obtained by KTVU. The judge didn't take much of that into account.
Ex-Danville cop Andrew Hall gets 6 years in deadly shooting of Laudemer Arboleda
Former Danville police officer Andrew Hall was sentenced Friday to six years in prison in connection with a deadly shooting of a mentally ill man during a chase. He could have faced a maximum of 17 years.
Freeze warning for some, hail falls in other parts of the Bay Area
Parts of the East Bay looked like a Winter Wonderland Tuesday afternoon as we are in the midst of a cold snap, but the precipitation accumulating on the ground was actually hail, not snow.
School administrators seek vaccine mandate exemption over prom
It’s a rite of passage for high school students – Junior prom. But some students at Monte Vista High School in Danville are not allowed to go because they are not vaccinated against COVID-19.
Credit card fraud alert helps Danville police nab alleged purse thieves
A credit card fraud alert led to the arrest of two alleged purse thieves Saturday in Walnut Creek not long after the theft occurred in Danville.
Driver injured in shooting on I-680 in Danville
A person was struck by gunfire while driving on Interstate Highway 680 in Danville Thursday night, California Highway Patrol officials said.
I-680 in Danville shutdown after possible shooting
A highway in Danville was closed late Thursday night after a possible freeway shooting.
Remembrance ceremony marks three years since death of Laudemer Arboleda
Wednesday marked the third anniversary of the death of Laudemer Arboleda, the unarmed and mentally ill man who was shot and killed by a Danville police officer.
$4.9M payout to family of mentally ill man killed by Danville police officer
The family of Laudemer Arboleda, who died in an East Bay police shooting in 2018, has received a $4.9 million wrongful death settlement -- made public a day after the officer who killed him was found guilty of assault, KTVU has learned.
$4.9M payout to family of mentally ill man killed by Danville police officer
The family of Laudemer Arboleda, who died in an East Bay police shooting in 2018, has received a $4.9 million wrongful death settlement -- made public a day after the officer who killed him was found guilty of assault, KTVU has learned. KTVU FOX 2's Henry Lee reports.
Jury convicts Danville police officer of assault, deadlocks on manslaughter
A Danville police officer was convicted Tuesday of assault with a firearm in the 2018 fatal shooting of an unarmed mentally ill man who was shot nine times while driving away. But the jury deadlocked on the voluntary manslaughter charge.
Contra Costa County deputy's manslaughter case goes to jury after closing arguments
Prosecutors said Contra Costa County Sheriff's Deputy Andrew Hall wasn't acting in self-defense when he shot Laudemer Arboleda nine times on Nov. 3, 2018, while Hall's lawyers said during closing arguments Thursday that Hall had no choice.